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Unread 01/13/2004, 01:08 PM   #1
HolyBanana
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TBS Live Sand Question

Richard,
I recently purchased some Live Sand from you this past weekend (I was the one who called you about my tank leaking).
I got the sand and the beautiful 10 lbs piece of rock that was ordered.

When I opened the sand it reminded me of the sands from the waters of the Dominican Republic. Very nice.
Anyway, here is my question. As time goes by, can I expect life forms to evolved from the sand? I did catch a couple hermits and two or three snails. I dont know if other life forms evolve from your TBS sand. From your experience what can I expect?

Thanks
Jaime


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Unread 01/13/2004, 01:15 PM   #2
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Sand

While our sand may have critters you can see in it, it is what you cannot see that you need....ask Dr. Ron about these critters we sent him some live sand last month!
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Unread 01/13/2004, 01:18 PM   #3
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Good, I needed good sand.
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Water Temp: 80 F
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